Rot and Water

Rot

Rot verb - To become worse or of less value.

Water and rot are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Water" instead a verb "Rot".

Nearby Words: rotted, rotting, rote

Water

Water verb - To make wet.

Rot and water are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Rot" instead a verb "Water".

How words are described

pure pure rot pure water
liquid liquid rot liquid water
heavy heavy rot heavy water
real real rot real water
Other adjectives: less, toxic.

Both words in one sentence

  • Bodies don't rot when buried in bogs; because the acid in the water kills the bacteria necessary for decompisition.
  • Muck Monster His smell is so bad that it makes everyone's eyes water and makes all of the food around him rot.
    Source: Muck Monster
  • Level 3 is even bigger and introduces water, as well as decomposition balls that rot garbage around them when wet as an eco-friendly alternative to burning.
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